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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Mrs Howe Skips.

RosToN, April "A Mrs. Sarah E.
Howe, of Women's Bank fame, has alb
seconded with f50,000 OF the depositors'
money. Ever since her release from
confinement on the charge OF swindling
depostors IN her bank she has continued
the business OF receiving deposits of money
from women, paying or promising to pay
an exceedingly high rate of interest there.
on A lady from Augusta, Me-, called
at Mrs Howe's house last evening for
the purpose Of collecting interest on o
sum OF money deposited with her. She
was told by man who came to the .dool
that "Mrs Howe had skipped, and hai
taken $4,000 with her A warrant ha
been issued for Mrs. Howc's arrest, an,
the police are searching for her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Ireland and Italy.

Rev. Clarence Woodman, CT the
Paulist Fathtrs, New York, gave his
second lecture in Institute Hall yester.
day afternoon. TO about 100 children in
mates of st James and st. Peters or
phanages and ct. Peters day school.
The lecturer exhibited some very fine
pictures Of the Emerald Isle. Amongst
the cities and buildings exhibited were
Dublin, O'Oonpell street, which is said
to be the finest business thoroughfare
In Europe, Trinity College, Dublin
Bank, monument to Henry Grattan,
st. Patrick's and Christ Church ca
thedrals, the custom house OF tho Ltfsy
river, Daniel O'Connells resting place
and Dublin bay we're ehown. Ireland's
famous castles were represented, In
Guiding the celebrated Castle of Barney
and ruins on the Lakes Of Killarney
The lecture closed with sketches OF
Iris h characters. One Of the streets of
Dublin referred to by the lecturer
Is PANIED Hell. He said that q local
newspaper once contained the follow
ling advertisement! " Rooms to rent
in Hell--suitable for lawy ers."
M.. Weed mau closed his lectures last
might with scenes of Italy, which was
appreciated by very large audience.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
DIED.


DEAN.-At Newark. Del, April II, william
Dean, aged e. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral of the deceased
from his late residence, Newark, Dol. on
Saturday afternoon, at z O'Clock. lnter'
mont at the Methodist De metery at Newark
lei, without further notice.
Friends from Wilmington can take the
1858 D. m. train fiom the r, ". & Is. depo,
for Newark Centre and return on the Eli
Up. u.
!LEE.-At his residence in Wilmington
Del, on Tuesdsy, april IL, IN the soth
| wear Of bis aye, the kt. Rev. Alfred Lee
/ ID. ID Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Diocese OF Delaware.
Funeral services at st. Andrews Church,
" ilmtngton, DEL, on Friday. 10Th instant,
at 2 O'Clock IN the afternoon.
IFORWOOD.-On the 18th inst, Amor I. For
| wood, aged Cd years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
/ vted to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, in Brandywine Hundred, on Monday,
| the 18th inst, 1T IL O'Clock. lntermont 81
Sloan NJ. Il. Cemetery, Delaware County,
IPa Services 81 the church.
MARSHhLL.-On wednesday, April 18th,
on Wagners Road. christina Hundred,
| Joshua Msrshal
The relatives and friends Of the deceased
are respectfully requested to attend the
funeral Z the deceased from his late resi-
deIcc, as stated, al $50 O'Clock on Friday
lafternoop, to proceed TO 9reenhili Pre,oy
terrain Ohurch Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Tn. obssou,.. of s,,snep Ls..

At the close Of ths private services at
the late residence Of Bishop Lee, At 8
O'Clock this morning, the remains were
taken to ct. Audiew's Church, and at
10 O'Clock the doors wero thrown open
to allow those who wished TO take q
last look ut the face which has been
familiar 10 many since their childhood
The casket, which was covered with
black cloth and furnished with silver
mountings, was placed In front of the
altar, while around II stood the Rev.
jesse Higgins. rector Of Old Swcdes'
Church; Rev. T. Gardner Jdttell, rector
of ct. Johns Church; Rsv. Mr.. Smith,
rector OF Christ Church; Rev. p. z,
Lightner OF Brandy wine, and Rev. DR.
Gibson OF Dover.
The Rev. George A. Llttimer, for
merly of Calvary church, sbut now Of
Philadelphia, aDd the Rev. II. Latrobe
the present rector of calvary church
were also present. At the foot OF the
| casket there was handsome flora
| crown, while ut the side there was
| wreath Of Ivy and pansies. one Of " hits
| flowers, and . handsome bunch OF Der
| NJ uda lilies.
| The church was draped in mourning
and presented q sombre appearance, ex
pressive of the feelings Of the people
The features OF the deceased bisho,
looked remarkably natural, althoue /
somewhat emacisted by his long Ill
less.
From the time the docrs were opened
there was constant stream OF people
passing up enc aieie by the casket and
down the other. taking the last look o
those features, calm and cold In death
Some stopped for moment and droppet
. tear, while many took seats and re
mained In the church, as though un
willing to leave the sacred edi6ce wher
they had 30 long bean led by his minis
trations. At IL O'Clock the church wa
closed until 2 O'Clock, at which hou
the funeral tervice, conducted by blsh
ops Of the p. + Church will take placs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Obnox,ous dynamite works.

.READING, Pa, April IA Recently a
nhmber of dynamite factories have been
established at different points in this
county, much 20 the danger aud dissatis
faction Of the people. To-day it was dis
covered that millions OF dead fish wert
floating on top of the water in Stony creek
which empties into the Schuylkill, having
been killed by the acids from the factories
which are permitted to drain into thu
creek. A number Of cattle which draul
of the water have been Affected with ;
strange ihroat disease
A dynamite factory just across the linz
in Lebanon county was set on fire by in
censed parties and the fire was discover
ed Just in time to save the building anC
the lives of tn workmen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

A meeting of "a american residents and
sojourners at the National Capital" was
held in the Masonic Temple in Washing
ton last evening to protest against the
proposed Coercion bill for Ireland The
hall was crowded TO its utmost capacity.
Congressman Springer, of Illinois, pre-
sided and spoke. Speeches were also
made by General Rosecrans, ex Senator
Van WICK, Congressman Grain and
Shively, Judge Broderick and General
George A. Sheridan. Letters were read
from Senators Sherman and Sabin, Ros
coe Conkiing, Governor Ftzhugh Lee
and Congressman 8. s, Cox. Appropri-
ate re solutions were adopted with cheers
and music" and the announcement Wal
made that they would be cabled to Glad
stone and Parnell.
An anti coercion meeting was held II
Baltimore last night. Speeches wer'
made by ex Senator WIN. Pinkney Whyte
Congressman Rayner, General Bradley T
Johnston and others, and resolutions o
disapproval were enthusiastically adop
ted,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

Last night the Police Committee re-
ported unfavorably on a bill Of So pre-.
sented by c. Brooks Foster, for killing
three dogs, on the ground that the bailiA
Of Council had only witnessed the kill.
ing of one. Foster, when asked about
the matter this morning, Itated that
one of then was the dog belonging 10
DR.. Springer which he shot at Denni-
son & Peech's grocery store few weeks
since under the suprositiou that he W at
mad, and that the other was % dog
which he bad captured and left tied In
the stable over night, and found It dead
in the morning, He says that 1t wat
impossible TO have the bailiff present in
either case, and thinks that as he had
all the trouble with the dogs he should
be paid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
The Atianta's Trial Trip.

The last trial trip Of the cruiser At
lanta ended Thursday morning, and
seems to have been successful 30 far, at
least, 40 speed IL concerned. A tele-
gram received at the Navy Department
ssys that an average speed ofl6}a Knots
an hour was maintained for e. oonsec.
utive hours, while at times the vessel 3
speed ex CT eded 16 knots an hour. Ga
W ednesd avs trial the vessel was not
down to her full-load line, lacking abou,
12O tons Of the weight OF her fall equip.
ment, 'but it is regarded by naval
GERS IS beyond doubt that the At
lAnta will be able, with full equipment
AMI stores, to make the sea speed, IL
knots, for which she wss deal sned."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
A Reported Deal.

1t is reported this morning tina,
eeverel parties who are Interested 10
thn WaTing system OF sewers, which II
IL pIup5sed to introduce into this city
have made deal with certain mem
bess OF Council, whereby they agref t.
bring 1T fiiGicnt legal aud other il fiG.
euce - bear on the Senate to defeat tine
G.'zela' Street and Sewer Commission
bill now before that body, In considera
ton Of which Council ia to pass thu
dewef ordinance introduced severa
weeks ago, tua which bias slumhered II
the hands OF the Sewer Committee sine,
tDat tine. II this Is true the pc ID /,
should be apprizsd Of the fact.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Found Hanging but not by Rope

But sellin 9 and hanging wall pape
the cheapest in the city, have Just De
CURED great quantity OF new papers
and borders, which l am selling at q
great reduction. l have some verv fins
gilt papers for % cents piece. The st
are not old patterns, bat ace new goods
Just out of the factory. / have large
force of practical men, and all work
done without delay. have some o.
those small lots left, which am selling
for 3 cents piece.
HARRY y HOLT,
Practical paper hanger, 213 West Enc
street, upper side.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Extraordinary Announcement.

Extraordinary announcement.
3fbs sliced pared peaches. Zoo.
3fbs. sliced pared peaches, 26c.
8 ms. sliced pared peaches, 25l.
3ibl sliced pared pr aches, 25c.
3fbs. sliced pared peaches, 25c.
8 lbs. sliced pared peaches, 25c.
A bargain In tub butter tuitable for
ut 15o. per H.; also o very hne
lot OF butter at 25c.
2 Tbs. prunellas, &c.
. lbs. seedless plums. 25c.
2 doz. salt herring. Csc.
2 doz. smoked herring, 25c.
2qts. chow chow, as.
2qts. celery sauce, 25c.
2 cans French peas, 25c.
2 cans corned beef. 25c.
2 cans broiled Inackerel. $50.
2 cans lobster (best), 25,.
2 cans plum pudding, s5,.
2large bottles Lima beans, 25o.
3 hi. pared peaches, 25,.
3 cans corn, $50.
3qts. Lima beans, ESQ.
3 lbs French prunes, 25c.
3 lbs. bird seed, 25o.
large cans pumpkin, 25c.
3 cans black berries, 25'.
3 bottles chow chow, 25o.
3 cans clans. $50
3 cans Boston baked beans. 25o.
3 cans of plum pudding, So.
ib,. reisins, go.
ib,. mince meat, 26,.
lbs. currants, ESQ.
lbs. Carolina rice. $50.
lbs. tapioca, $50.
LOTS new peas, 25c.
OTIS, new b ans, 49,.
OTIS. new hominy, 25c.
lbs strawberry or apple jelly, 25r.
4 lbs. plum, quin;e or c1rrant, 25s.
lbs. raspberry jelly, 25c
4 bottles extract vanilla, 25c.
bottles extract lemon, 25c.
a cans of sard ines, 25c.
4 cans OF macoaroni, 25c
4 lbs. white boneiess Goldfish, ESQ.
4 bars Of Acme soap, 25o.
bars FreE CHI Villa soap, 25c.
3 bars OF O.eine soap, 25c.
8 bars OF Circus soap, 25s.
papers galvanized tacks, 25,.
Z bars OF sand soap, 25c.
10 cakes of CASTLE. 25,.
10 cakes OF o i've, 25c.
10 cakes of 1916. 25,.
10 cakes OF Palm soap, 25c.
Observe nam and number. DEvEREL
BROS No. y EAs. Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

NEW ORLEANS, April IA At l
O'Clock this morning the harbor tug
Gor.air, belonging to Brown X Jones,
while coming down the river in fcz
with q pleasure party on board, ran
aground opposite the Willow Grove
coal landing, five miles above the city,
and turned over on her side. Tie re
were ten ladies on board, oil of whom
we're saved except one, Miss Barton Of
A l2iers, aged Is yesrs, who was drown.
90, Every effort wac made by the Off
cers os tho boat to save the young lady
but she chung to the cabin and refused
to jump, although 1t was but few fee
to 1hoal water.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
The MnyiiDwer May n OF Go Over.

Boston, April IA Edward Burgess
this afternoon cabled to MIR. Tanker.
vile CHAM berlayne, owner of tho cut
ter Arrow: Condition restricting usp
0. cenlre.boerd cannot be accepted "
There was no hesitation Gu the part O!
Mr.. Burgess or OF General Payne In
reaching this decision Vile Ter the
faca Is finally CIT rests with the owner
Of the arrow, for the May flower will
not 20 acIoss unless restriction8 on the
| uas u her ceutre-ooard are Withdrawn
| The Other conditions proposed by Mr.
| Cnam betlayEe are acceptable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Deaf. OF Amor forwood.

Amor T. Forwood, farmer, residing
uesr the Practical Farm r, Brandy wine
Hundred, died this morning, in the t6ih
year of his age. he hal been suffering
from consumption for ths last three
nor tbs, sud lad also 0aeu very much
Depressed aftoc tha death of his twin
grand children, which occurred tome
two months ago. He lost his wife
about two years ago, and the only ONT
left OF his family IS Mts. Jam es Hus
bands a daughter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
A SA age Dog.

Yesterday afternoon as man wa
driving along, his wagon broke down il
front Of sayers Bros, II! West From
street The man went 10 the Messrs
Sayers to get a plank to raise the wagon
when savage bloodhound escaped iron
the yard and seeing small rabbit dog
seized and literally bit and shook him 3,
death, breaking his back and ribs. Mr.
Sayers regretted that his dog escaped AMI
paid the owner of the rabbit dog IS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Killed by his school Teacher

MILWAUKEE, April IA. This afternoon
George Werner, teacher of the suburban
village school in the town OF Williams
burg, punished refractory pupil named
Henry Zugbusch, by applying a rule
SHARPLY to his wrists, and the latter fell
back in his seat unconscious. Supposine
that the boy had tainted, he threw two
pals OF water over him. but the pup
was dead. The teacher fled and has no
been seen since. The iarmt RS OF the com
mur ity are looking for him and threaten
to lynch him, as the boys father claim
that Werner clicked him to death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
An American Giri's Marriage Abroad

vienna. April IA Cardinal Vanu.
Carroll, step daughter Of Mr.. James II.
Lee, the American Charge d'Ataires,
and Count Heussenstama TO day. After
the ceremony IL recpption WAS hold at
the residence Of the brides family,
which was attended br Cardinal Vanu.
tell, the Duke of Bake Coburg, the
Princes OF Reuss and Ba!tyyany, the
British and French Ministers and theiI
wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Fraser, and
numerous diplomats and notables.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

More Business!
Improperly coaducte d means
lower prices; and co you
imagine that, with the great
additions to our establish.
ment, the elegant New
Stock Of spring Goods and
the encouragement you have
given us in the past,that we
will fall short in cur oxpec.
tatiors of still Increasing
our trade? Our experience
has been that, there is but
one way to do q successful
business, and that is to sell
only such goods IS will
prove satisfactory to your
customer, and at IS low a
price IS is posi- ole. Goods
that deceive the purchaser
are so disgusting that sny
price, no matter how low
is never considered. as 70.
our success in the future, VIZ
can only refer you to chat o
The past.and cordially invit.
you to cell aad inspcc: our
improved establishment ant
the new goods end pcice3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

On the 2lst OF last December tho lat,
b shop Lee, in compliance with thu
wishes of many of hts frler ds, had his
picture taken by j. Paul Brown, the
artistic photographer at No. 8l7 Markel
street, and which when completed WEI
pronounced the most natural and life
like he ever had taken. Mr.. Brown
still has the negative. and is prepared
to supply Is many copies, cabinet size
as may be desired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

DrBLrS, April IL United ireland says
that II lrishmen mad Que chance in ten
thousand they would transfer the coer-
cion debate from Parliament to BARI
cades; but as that chance does not exist,
Irishmeu can only set their teeth and hold
their tongues. The paper adds " The
idea remains to simultaneous summon
the whole adult population OF Ireland to
make one grand historic protest
against the Coercion bill, but even the
|in.pressiveuess Of this would be destroy
ed by the mis-reporting of the English
pres.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
MIR. CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS.

LoNDoN, April l4.-The language used
by Mr.. Chamberlain in speaking at meet
ings in Ayr has infamed the Irish against
him, and he has received numerous let.
tiers warning him that he will not leave
Scotland alive.
Mr. Chamberlain speech excites all
parties. The Unonists consider 1t a de.
claration Of war to the knife wi Ii the
iseparatis's. The Gladstouiars charge
Mr.. Chamberlain with slandering and
lvillifyng his former colleagues by the in.
| situation that they sympathiZe with the
perpetrators OF outrages in Ireland.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

Delaware shad have commenced to
come in quito freely, and q numhe,
pave bssn caught in the vicinity OF
New Castle. Powell, in the Third stree,
market, is receiving laige consienmentt
Every morning, caught bat few hours
before they are delivered in this city
His stalls will be open until 10 O'Clock
Tomorrow night, to afford all WHO wjsf
en- opportunity to get nice fresh shad
for Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15

several names have teen proposed
'or lLe new yacht which IL being cor.
sstuc!ed by the Pussy and Jones Com
ialy ior Central Paine, who, when an
bscaohen on Tie matter. replied "a fol.
'oWS' al~a3e put that of 10 the last
hoiheh1' IL ID as much trouble getting
p.ce sounding name for a boat Az IL IA
10 hhd nsmo for child. NV vile ia
interested In this matter aiso. AT ures.
~ ! nave not The slightest idea CT " hat
the nana viii be-"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Fail of u Derrick.

About ha.f-past . O'Clock yesterday
morning a derrick, which was In cours,
OF being erected a. tho south end o
Brspdywin bridge, foil to the ground
with n crash, and two men narrowly
escaped death. George Hollett, one o
the workmen who lives In South vii
mington, was struck on tho back by On,
OF the standards, but was not seriousl!
Iinrad
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY, .. ..
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner Of the firm Of y.
Cheney & Co doing business In the
City OF Toledo, County and State afoIe.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every CASE Of Catsrrh that
can not be cured By the use Of Hairs
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December
A. D., $50.
~ A. w. GLEASON,
| seal Notary Public
p. S.-Hali's Catarrh Cure Ia taker
internally and acts directly upon tn,
blood aud muCus surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o
~ Sold by Druggists, IS cents.
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EtrOLe of parniysis

Amor IL. Harvey, No. 1901 Market
street, had light pa-alytio stroke Oh
Wednesday evening in the stables IL
the rear OF his house. He rested on 1
chair for some time, after which he wal
assisted into the houat. Hin left sid,
was somewhat 3 I'll cited, but not serious
Is, and news this morning says that h
Is recovering as fast as can be expected
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
At tue Academy of Music.

" The Silver King continues &c
draw good houses at the Aoadeny OF
1Gasic, and will be given for tho las
time tonight, tomorrow sftt moon and
fo-morrow night. Next week sensa
4ional melo drama, "On the Rio Gran
de-" will be the attraction. The play
Il now being presented at the Nanona
Theatre, Philadelphia, and Is drawing
-oroW dtd houses every night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
LYNCH & LEARY.

We are ready for business in
our new store. Everything new
and fresh Prices the very low
est for frst-class goods. We do
not give any chromos to sell
goods; they sell on their merits.
Large stock Of the best brands
Of -four. Hungarian 90, is our
Header, 25c per barrel below mar
ket price; and just think, bar
rel of Ohio Roller Ground
Flour for S4.75 net, A bag Of
good flour for 55c. We make a
Especially oil flour. Ncxt-cofiee
roasted twice a week. Next
jtcas-a tea store assortment
carefully selected in New York.
NeXt-canncd goods-We keep
Everything that is kept in the
canncd goods line. Hundred.
LOT cans Of tomatoes, table
|peaches,2 ior 25c; Boston baked
beans, canned pineapple, etc
Imported pickles, 25c; pure
salad oil, imported sardines; in
fact everything usually kept il
Ia we'll regulated store. Order:
taken and delivered to all part;
of the city. Our location is con
ivcnient to the markets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
FIFTH conn

Order ,,,, Dot. -
Market, PhiIs. vary, l|
can be bought ,is csss ; !, h 4, slas.|
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i b lsr w The retain =. Of. G Is,,. .
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'or telegraph poes .'''a' 's
Davis & s,umo,. /
space around ths '1 R,,N'e MI
freight freight station a. Iws!,',,asaas1
'', re : WITH vi Belgian Sis,..a
troubles. '0s'sfdiy .hay
Professor Allen. /
musical couccr, tn ,I pupils wi
t Bs,sndyvlnc NJ B. 3 'cca sn,.., W
cut OF that churca. 'N'''i' Al
The material 4, q.
81 mid NJ ,,. - ll0 Ms.a
sold d NJ pnblic sals sta,.,%as,'s
at 2 O'Clock. "uo'fasi
sThe Hartman & y.,u Il
TO- U,,s viii !, I, supply III ii'a H.,
day and to.morrov." w. aSa
l. Mr., II. X. wallsc. a..
Mr. IL Myer Elsas, tho t.' n 'sss's,
s. .., Weed 90 COMPANY VI ,o ~s, y!
with Meyer Meyer. s is;,' 'u
|. Colonel Benjamin MI.
THAT application viii I ssts
Idrubb, on SATURDAY. M s y,
certificate inccrpoa.,ai,,,s y |
Spring Plate compp slu,'' "
| The Board OF A..,,., =,
ana Appeals meet sy.r.s
TO 4 O'Clock, aud p.,,o' ~, 4
sppeAl from the rae ' d ~. y
DO 80 up to tie 30 ind,
|. An entertaining, VII.
tine McClary Buildin.
lhe benefit OF Lsur' T."
Friends of Ausric, s 1T
who Is noted for hi, ~.
hand performance.
|, A young lady hslS,,
lose her purse, con.s1i !
ket street or Tauns1i
found by an Zones, ~
llpromptly re,a,nsd MI
ISixth street, as sts ~
Liberal re ward 10, .,n.
Il Mr.. Morton los, , nuN
some few weeks go ,,Ah
lISprines, while eriua i
snow balls, and siir p,s
search for the ,lns 4
given up for lot. 10 .s,u
terdsy James &cGls.tut
ring and returned 1t to iaIsv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
- - . - -
80 Years of Age

i" Father" Hsnce as he is called, oil
Brandy wine Hundred, was i'll tn. city
this morning making arranaem ents for
the funeral OF Amor u. Forwood,a rela
tive. He still looks hearty and well
and celebrated his s9th birthday yester'
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-15
Will De Present.

Governor Biggs has signified bis In
sention of being present, and will pre-
side at the anti.coercion meeting to be
he Id by the Irish Nationalist, in the
Opera House, next Monday night. Ssn
ztor Gray and tho Hon. Charles
Lore will speak, and 1t Is expected that
q number Of other talented orators will
be present.